The First Letter
Iran, late 70s. Young Emkan falls in love with Maasoum, the mysterious daughter of the owner of the local movie theater. The revolution and the war break out. Maasoum escapes with her family. Emkan, a…
The First Letter
Iran, late 70s. Young Emkan falls in love with Maasoum, the mysterious daughter of the owner of the local movie theater. The revolution and the war break out. Maasoum escapes with her family. Emkan, against all, fights for his artistic aspirations and runs after her in times of turmoil. He discovers she is Jewish - A message of peace at a threatening time. —E. Benbihy ( Producer) Abolfazl Jalili's "ABJAD" took shape as he reviewed those adventurous years of his youth when he repeatedly took a stand for things he really wanted in life and found his feet as an artist. It is also the story of first love, which remains bittersweet and eternally vibrant in his heart. —Lucius Barre, PR of the Film
The First Letter
Drama,Romance
Film Details
Iran, late 70s. Young Emkan falls in love with Maasoum, the mysterious daughter of the owner of the local movie theater. The revolution and the war break out.
Maasoum escapes with her family. Emkan, against all, fights for his artistic aspirations and runs after her in times of turmoil. He discovers she is Jewish - A message of peace at a threatening time.
—E. Benbihy ( Producer) Abolfazl Jalili's "ABJAD" took shape as he reviewed those adventurous years of his youth when he repeatedly took a stand for things he really wanted in life and found his feet as an artist. It is also the story of first love, which remains bittersweet and eternally vibrant in his heart.
—Lucius Barre, PR of the Film.